on the kron. 4 morning news. a stabbing at a gilroy high school in the middle of the day. >> i just told myself say i wasn't going to leave that little girl in car. >> and is in the right place at the right time and saves a little girl from this burning car. and a lot of people around the bay are already off on their memorial day weekend. we'll have a live report from the airport.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at and weather at the airport or just hitting the roads this memorial day. we've got a hot. yeah. unfortunately, the bay bridge, the busiest bridge of the morning. >> and we got some good news for you. just moments ago. they got that accident cleared off of the bay bridge. however, the backup is still an issue and it's going to be a thing for some time. this accident was actually at that fremont street exit. we know that 2 lanes were blocked for i would say maybe bell 30 45 minutes. so traffic gradually start to build at the toll plaza and you can see is people traveling into the tunnel there things are going very slow this morning. so i would say, give yourself just a little extra time. look at that. 15 minutes may's to that 3 months to actually give yourself time. but that number start to drop down just a little bit before you start to venture back onto the bridge. but we do know the lanes are clear, but not clear because

of those residual delays. okay. so let's look at the roundabout san mateo bridge about 20 minutes. if you want to hop on that, maybe you want to take the richmond. sandra fell bridge. maybe you even want to take the golden gate bridge around. 32 minute ride of hoping maybe in the next 40 minutes might see much lower drive times at the bay bridge. my gosh. oh, yeah. and we're going to see this traffic and and flow as it's a little and regular because some people are going to work. but others are taking off on their vacation alreaty. we want to check in with see what the weather is going to be like from now through you know, things are going to be busy in a whole different way. on a holiday weekend. people heading to the airports may be heading up to tahoe on 80. >> all the places to get away. and if you just want to stay here locally, you don't have to worry about traffic. nor look at this any sort of bad weather. it is going to be beautiful this weekend. golden gate bridge looking crystal clear this morning. now we are seeing visibility holding just fine. so if you are flying out anywhere, visibility has been no issue. shouldn't have any weather-related delays. one catch today is winds do pick

up this afternoon and today is going to be a breezy one, especially later on right now. our temperatures continue to climb san mateo at 62 fremont at 55 brentwood. one of our first spots in the low 70's later on. we'll get up into those low 80's for some inland areas. most of us in the 70's, though, tomorrow and saturday looking even cooler yet. i'll talk those days in your full forecast all right. thanks a lot, john 902, right now. and in the east bay, a father jumps into action and saves a little girl from a burning just miraculous video. this was >> just before the car went up in flames on the highway for out a nanny kron 4. sarah stinson has details. >> and driving with his 10 year-old daughter in antioch says she noticed that it rolled over car on fire. had people trapped inside instead of calling 9-1-1 they pulled over and he ended up rescuing a little girl. video shows the heroic moment when a man jumps into a car on fire and pulls out a 3 year-old girl. i just

told myself say. >> i wasn't going to leave that little girl in that car. >> troy white says he was driving on highway 4 in antioch with his daughter delilah tuesday afternoon when they noticed a car rolled over and on fire with people stuck inside. just scared because i knew the car catches on fire. a white says he ran up to the car and saw a woman climbing out. so he went to the other side of the car look inside. what i seen was. >> it was it nightmare. you know, it was a child. she was trapped in her car seat with flames, continuing to grow. white, worked as quickly as he could to get the girl out. it's just such a brave little girl. she wasn't crying. she was scared. whatever member saying was help me help me help me. when i got around 30 seconds later, i feel like everybody that was there was going get away from the vehicle. >> you know, i just i had to turn >> minutes later, the car blew up in flames. chp says the mom suffered minor injuries and went in the ambulance with her

daughter who had cuts from broken glass are just glad that that the family a video of the rescue is now circulating online. many are calling white a hero to which he attributes to his faith. >> that great a lot lately and again for ways to have service you know, getting older. and i believe that he has a record. today was a last minute change of scheduling for me to even be there that chp says drugs nor alcohol are involved in this told that the little girl and her mom are recovering and okay. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. kron 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, a pedestrian was killed after being hit by car this morning. this is on westbound 5.80, in richmond, california. highway patrol says it happened on the harbor. lee off-ramp, the say the lanes are closed for a couple hours there now fully open. we don't have additional information about that crash. we now know that a 19 year-old man from newark was a driver killed in tuesday's fiery crash in fremont. it happened

shortly after midnight right near the intersection of fremont boulevard thorn the incident caught on surveillance video. police say the car hit a tree caught on fire and they say and onto the patrol officer spotted the crash and rescued passenger also identified as a 19 year-old man from newark. have any update on his condition. investigators say speeding appears to be a significant factor in this crash. >> antioch police are investigating an armed robbery of 2 people who work with the contra costa county. fair. it was 02:30am in the morning on monday and they were making a deposit. the cash deposit win. couple of fees came up and that had a gun. they robbed them of their personal belongings and all that cash in the got away. we don't have a description right now. happening today, 3 men accused of killing our kron 4 security guard in oakland in 2021. they are due in court for a plea hearing. they face murder and attempted robbery charges for the killing of kevin nishita. he was shot while protecting a

kron for news crew. the hearing just got underway at 9 o'clock this morning. one teen is injured and another in custody after a fight at their high school ended with a stabbing. the fight broke out in the locker room of christopher high school in gilroy around noon. the teen started fighting and one of them pulled out a knife and stabbed the other. all of the students had to go into lockdown while a resource officer intervened. and then the police got there apparently lives in the area says this is concerning. >> doubt be a lot of heading before bed, i think you know, conversations we'll help them feel more comfortable about feeling safe about going to school. >> the injured teenagers in the hospital and the other one has been booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall.

well, the university of california workers rallying across the state yesterday, including in san francisco. >> many of them are custodial workers and they're asking for accessible housing and better wages. >> hi and pay is too we food it up and shown up since the pandemic. we have been nonstop to do in and it would not been about it at cannot afford to living in in the communities where they many of these members are commuting 3, 4, hours every day just to get to their jobs, leaving in their priced out of the housing market. >> according to a spokesperson from the university of california, negotiations started in january, the first tentative agreement was reached this week. spokesperson from the union representing the workers says we can expect more of these rallies soon. and the east bay, the city of walnut creek, approved a conditional proposal for a new chick-fil-a restaurant. it is causing some controversy. the this comes after a resident found an appeal about the plan, but the

new restaurant in the citrus marketplace shopping center. this is round the corner of oak grove and citrus avenue. well, city says the residents side of various concerns, including one of the potential traffic problems or restaurant will create. so he says they get complaints about another chick-fil-a that it's right along north main street in gary boulevard because drive to lot often backs up into the street from the parking lot. the city says the new location will have drive-thru service only dine-in or takeout city council says they denied that appeal no to concerns from residents. doctor requirements to monitor and improve trash traffic and congestion issues. should they happen? >> walmart is laying off more than 560 workers from their offices in san bruno and sunnyvale. and they're asking other employees to relocate in the bay area, arkansas or new jersey. a spokesperson for walmart says that these layoffs are because of a reduction of several 100 campus roles. and then

reducing the self checkout lines in this case that this target emeryville, it looks like they're closed and they've got directions for shoppers to go over to the cashier's only and we're not sure exactly why. but we know thatgit's an inconvenience for some shoppers. >> it's harder for me with 2 toddlers under 5. >> i mean, it's it's just like anyone who has kids knows a lie. >> i still have to get in the car. you know, things like that. so like self-checkout one less, you know, part obstacle to go through easier for me as a mom. >> as for other talk is not the only one. mainly safeway has got rid of all their self checkout lines in some areas. safeway says that decision is to cut down on retail theft. >> times online 10 happening now. the long memorial day weekend travel is underway. >> they are airports bracing for what could be the busiest weekends. so fun. yeah, a lot

of people are using today is getaway day and kron four's will. tran is live at the airport in san jose with a look at those travelers high will. >> travel experts say this memorial day weekend will be the busiest in 20 years as so many people are using today as getaway thursday, despite memorial day being on monday. take a look for yourself. look at how busy curbside is at men at a san jose has been a steady stream all day and it will be a steady stream for the next 8 days. let me show you video from inside. they expect from now until next friday? yes, for a lot of people, it's an extended vacation. be on monday. they expect 375,000 people to pass through this airport and as across the country. well, just for tomorrow. >> 3 million people alone will go through the airports in our country, making it so busy.

>> for so many travelers, they will not be alone if you're alone at any certain point of time. consider yourself lucky because it's going to be shoulder to shoulder. got a chance to talk to many travelers destinations all across america. where you're traveling to virginia, palm springs. >> sedona, arizona, fort collins, colorado, say you knew it was going to be busy. >> yeah, it's it's memorial day. it's one like the busy travel ban it was cheaper for you. this trip, would cheaper, but it wasn't any more expensive. it's been a busy year so far and work. so i'm ready. >> so you don't have any problems paying a little bit more or not this year just to get away. actually, she's the flying is so much more fun when somebody else is paying. so. >> i wish the next time that person would pay for me so i can fly as well. if you are

flying. here's a tip to pass a law. make sure that you pre book your parking spot because they are chest flying off the shelves, so to speak with so many people traveling. so go ahead and reserve your parking spot at this airport or the other 2 bay area airports do that. and if you're wondering why more people are traveling, gas prices are up, but everything else as far as air travel is down, including air travel, 6% cheaper than at the same time last year. hotel. stay point 4% cheaper and rental cars, 10% cheaper. so you add all those things not to mention we'll deal with the bills after we get back home. so a lot of people will have to worry about that. who cares, right? it's memorial day weekend. they say everything. back okay. thanks so well, all right. well, still to come on the kron, morning news. >> a community is remembering a trans woman who was killed during a stabbing in the city.

will talk more about her life. and a first of its kind study is now looking into the fentanyl culture we have here. san francisco will be right san francisco will be right back.

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>> 9.15, right now we're talking style, you know, because as one of the weekend and state, if you're in the short sleeved like a guy but down, i say leave it open with for the barbecue. like that. and i la, wherever you're going, that's issues going on the bay bridge. even following that for most of the that hot spot on the bay bridge while the lanes are open. we still

have residual delays is still pretty big. back up the story. fremont street exit. there was an accident there. 2 lanes blocked and they have that open. but now drive times are still about 40 minutes. they were all over an hour. sally's were just a little under an hour, but still i would wait it out as drive times drop case of 39 minutes on the bay bridge. maybe want to go around. want to take the san mateo bridge. only going to about 18 minutes there. you always could take bart. that's another option for you. in the richmond, sandra fell bridge 13 while the golden gate bridge put you at about 30 minutes. so again, earlier accident on the bay bridge. and now that that's clear, we've got residual backup in his bag. okay. i mean, i think that the traffic on and off is going to be really bad today tomorrow probably everybody is where they need to be. john, by the i i do think today's going to be a big one for travelers for sure. and if you are going to the airport skies are crystal clear this morning. so should have any weather-related delays here locally. quite our looks great right now at the blue skies overhead.

>> and james isn't here today, but you kinda is. he snapped a shot of us for us this morning of the sunrise walnut creek. >> was a gorgeous morning earlier as well. now skies are going to stay clear throughout the day today going to be abundantly sunny, one. we do have a low pressure area that's going to clip the region just to the north and east of us. and although not resulting in any rainfall chances here in the bay area, we will see a slim chance of a sprinkle or 2 towards saturday up in the sierra nevada. you can see that cloud cover increases into the weekend and by saturday, a mostly to partly cloudy day may see a sprinkle or 2 at the coastline. but most of that shower potential will be up near the oregon border in near the nevada border out into the sierras. so don't cancel those plans. it's still going to be a gorgeous weekend up there. just anticipate saturday being especially cool, little cloud and maybe a sprinkle temperatures in the 60's to 50's at the coastline today. well, 60's to 70's for most of the rest of us and only a couple of spots barely hanging on to 80 degrees. so very much

so a pleasant day to venture out there. hopefully get some time in the sun in before what is going to be a cooler memorial day weekend, concord, pittsburgh, antioch, in vacaville among a few spots that barely reach those low 80's today. tomorrow, trade them in for 70's and by saturday hit 60's for us. our coolest day temps begin to climb after that. by monday of next week. some of us will hit the low 80's, daria, thanks a lot. >> time to check winners and losers with financial expert rob black eye. rob daria. so you're sticking around early stuff. you're going for memorial day or you're still working today, which i appreciate you going away this weekend. >> funeral this weekend. i'm sorry. >> we do. we do have memorial day news. as far as you know, people hitting the roads and stuff like that. you're going to talk about cars and also about the markets. the market will be open today in close tomorrow. are they going to stay open and closed monday? bozeman, a off. so i won't be here monday, but of your

tuesday. all right. and how are things going this morning? >> really good. thanks for nvidia is up 10%. it's an ai play. it's telling me i israel a lot like the internet was real system in ton of money in the 90's. nvidia's making a ton of money. now in the 2020's, it's been 4 straight quarters. the stock do 10 for one split to the thousand-plus dollars dates about 10, 50 1050. so people are pretty excited by that so that's going help the whole second to help a bay area that can drive home prices higher because the burial be and on. i for sure justice department is suing live nation. they're going split up that company because they own 80% of all ticket taking publication. so that's headline news. yeah. and then also. >> i saw you saying that podcast are making a lot of money and i'm a huge podcast listener. how are those ads making money? because i skip them. i never listened to the at. >> i'm a huge podcast listeners. well, there's not a

great financial ones. and many of those are, you know, unfunded as far as advertisers go. but i do listen to the dana carvey david spade all about saturday night i pay attention those ads i don't want to, but i pay attention. a lot of airbnb adds. i hear that. i can't get out of my head all or most 2 billion dollars in per year now. and it's it's 1.9 billion this year. it's going to be this year, but it's grown about 12%. so if you're in at sales, pretty place to be. i listen to so many, but i just 4, 4, 4, 4, listen, oprah religiously, a listen to a lot just 44 through the ads. >> no matter if they put him in the middle of the front or whether they put up anyway, it looking. >> weight loss drugs. and i feel like those are really being like heavily. i don't know their advertised, but everybody knows about it. and now it's spread to kids >> i thought this was shocking. then when i saw the american academy of a pediatrician's, they say treat obesity aggressively and with

surgery with children. i found like maybe i'm in the wrong here. 31,000 children between the age of 12 to 17 obese. 162,018 year-old. 25 year-old so out of college are obese. over 20% of the society. i'm sorry. i'm not. i got that wrong. 31,000 are using the drugs. i wasn't thinking we're going to be 12 to 17 162,018 to 25 year-olds are using those that they follow going to okay. but that's just a fraction of the american population. 43% of us are obese. probably included and about 20% of our children. these drugs are are selling quite well. insurance can cover about 44% of it for kids. the younger generation and about two-thirds of us with insurance as adults can get covered in these stocks are just going let you a lilly lly novo nordisk envy or just came buster stocks really well. before we let's just talk about all those cars hit the road and

>> how old the average one is. because i know lot of people like to keep their cars, i guess like i do 10, 12 years. 12.6 years. the age of vehicles on the road. now that's a record. >> carter cost about $45,000. the average loan is just under 6oyears, 6 to 9 and a half months when we're spending $500 on groceries a month. and $4500 on the mortgage $3,000 for rent $762 for new car payment. $530 for $530 for used car payment. it's pretty crazy. dari auto markets recovering from the pandemic. so we're getting more new cars out there and effected age of the cars. but companies like o'reilly, automotive other auto zone are doing quite well because people are keeping their cars longer done in didn't fix for says, getting new ones. all right. thanks a aot, rob. >> and you have a great tuesday weekend. yeah, we'll see on tuesday. if you'd like to us and robin e-mail, you whe

wants to require sites to require age verification from california users, the bill would require sites or require age verification software or even a credit card or government-issued id. the bill would require the bill. what any data collected would keep the users anonymous and not store their data. i've passed the state assembly and now msves into the state senate. it's 9 26 and in the east bay, you have an opportunity to get some money back for purchasing an e-bike contra. costa county is providing 150 to $300 cash

rebates on any electric bike that you bought in the last 6 months. you have to have proof of purchase and show that you are a contra costa county resident over the age of 18 and you get this 150 bucks, no matter the income and then you can get up to $300 depending on if you qualify, this is all to promote. you know, environmental way that e-bikes work. and then also they zip you around town pretty easily as people fire up their grills for a memorial day cookout. health experts have some reminders on how to feast safely. they say it's critical. you want to keep your raw meat away from other foods such as your fruits and veggies and to avoid the transfer of harmful bacteria between foods recommend use separate cutting board for each of them. really try your best to prevent the juices from the meat tripping and mixing with other foods may wash your hands frequently and do not let cook food set out for more than an hour. hot day. my kids sick. coming the next hour we're talking about what's next for oakland coliseum. after that big

announcement and they agree so

it is crowded out there on the roads and i don't think it's going to work. i think a lot. it's a split thing. a lot of people are getting away holiday and some people are calling for a already. we're seeing the congestion out there and issues on the roads like on the bay bridge. we've been following a traffic accident at the top of a saint last hour. we had an accident. fremont street exit is blocking 2 lanes and drive times are over an hour. good news right now. they cleared that off of the highway. and so we're keeping watch right now. drive times start to slowly dipped down. we've got

some good newslast check-in. we're at about 49 minutes. look at now. we're at 20 minutes. so that's great news. that means that things have certainly gone down, not back to normal because 9.30, we should not have a 20 minute drive times should be way less than that. but that's better than an hour. ok? so if you are going to be hitting the bay bridge, you can do that now because that accidents clear 90 minute drive for you on the bay bridge. and the san mateo bridge or to summer feel rich. fairly busy at 15 26 minutes for the golden gate. grateful that we don't have any rain in the mixture. is that really muck things up? yeah. it's looking like a really nice memorial week and weekend, john, how it really is, especially this morning. i mean, it's crystal clear out there. we've had some beautiful skies. i know it's a big get away day. so that bodes well for any sort of the airport travel that you may have just been churning out into the backyard. >> looking outside at the golden gate bridge, not a cloud in the sky. no evidence of fog. what a clear morning. really good for those flights. as i mentioned now, winds will pick up later on today. there's your one single catch

to today, 30, 40 miles per hour gusts at times, especially near the coast. so do watch for that. temperatures are already climbing. vacaville brentwood back into the 70's lot of us. well, back into the 60's now. so we are setting ourselves up for what is going to be a gorgeous and just warm enough kind afternoon. most of us will be in the 70's rain and daria, thanks a lot, john. 9.31. and this is a story that we first brought you yesterday here on the kron 4 morning news that the city of oakland has made a deal to sell its half of the coliseum. so the city is now required a couple of things from the people. they actually want to sell it to four's. dan kerman breaks it down. >> i have faith that in partnership with the african american sports entertainment group. but the potential that we always talk about here in oakland that potential specifically here in deep east oakland that it will finally be realized redeveloping the 112 acre site that now houses the oakland coliseum. >> has been discussed for decades now. a significant

move forward as the city of oakland has agreed to sell its half of the site. >> to the african american sports and entertainment group. >> there's a new beginning. a new chapter of new everything. new sports teams, new housing, new development, new green space knew everything. so that's what this is all about. originally focus just on cg is now focused on what's best for the community. >> and the mayor says that's what will make all the difference. >> it takes a partner that understand that there is a return on investment that doesn't necessarily show up on that balance sheet. that is just not all about the money, but it's about the community and making sure that they're thriving. when this is built, that it's built for the community so that they can realize their family trees. wednesday's news conference was held that castleman high school. >> where students have been working on designs for the coliseum site. well, nothing has been finalized. the mayor says several things will be required.

>> the future of the coliseum complex as envisioned would include the development of thousands of much needed new affordable units and market rate housing increased curating outdoor green space commercial and retail spaces. of course, all of this done in community. this is just the very beginning, folks. we have a lot more to be done. >> the oakland arena will also remain for entertainment. but the project will move forward with or without a professional sports team. but any significant movement forward, we'll rely on the oakland a's selling the other half of the coliseum to a a s e g i can say >> that we are unhealthy negotiations and they've continued and they are moving in a positive direction in our objective clearly is too be able to acquire that side as well. >> the sale price is 105 million dollars which comes at a good time as the city of oakland faces a significant budget shortfall.

an ordinance authorizing the sale of oakland share of the coliseum will be introduced at the city council next week with final approval expected 3 weeks. >> the cg is able to buy the other half of the coliseum. it's possible weecould see shovels in the ground as early as 2 to 3 years from now. castleman high in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> its 9.34 and oakland could be changing their 10 year-old policy on police chases. the oakland police commission has until september to recommend changes to the council to approve. and the council has already voted to for their question. the change to the commission, the current policy is that officers can chase people who are suspected of violent crimes or that involved a gun. in the south bay. 3 family members will stand trial for the death of a three-year-old girl in san jose. police and prosecutors say that the mother, uncle and grandfather performed an exorcism on the little girl at a church in 2021. they told

the police that they were trying to perform a an exorcism and cast a demon from the girl. she ended up dying of the and smothering. times on. i-35 and police in san francisco are investigating the death of a trans woman. >> who was killed in the tenderloin kron four's tiffany justice. talk with a translator who knew the victim? >> i think her life was just beginning. and so for her to be murdered at the age 25 is just so heartbreaking and so many ways. >> wednesday, the trans community ing a good friend with a kind heart who was killed. san francisco police say the was a physical altercation between 2 people around 2 in the afternoon on may. 15th at a residence near jones street just north of geary officers finding a woman with stab wounds. she did not survive. family friends and colleagues identified that person as 25 year-old michelle henry, big loss for the community says

honey mahogany director of the office of transgender initiatives, san francisco. so this personal for the community. you know, i'm this is one of our own and >> again, you know, there was such a huge children, the pack, some other bar with people and to go it was out the door and so many people were touched by her personally and shared their stories of who she was as a person, someone who loved fashion, someone you know, it's kind of shy, quiet, but really knew how to lift spirits. somebody who had an infectious laugh specifically because she was so connected. and so all of you know, i i'm i'm really saddened by the fact that, you know, we don't get to see kind of one or 2002 and the impacts that you could potentially have had our community. and on the city of san francisco. >> henry was a trans woman who was growing into her true self. a vigil was held for her tuesday night at mother a spot she used to frequent according to the medical examiner's

office. michelle's cause of death is a fix yet due to neck compression is with significant. want to pull sharp force injuries. so we're seeing an increase violence. we're seeing an increase in depression and suicidality. and, you know, us to be touched by violence in the trans community here in francisco is no really shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say although an arrest has been made, this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call sfpd is tip line reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl. the university of san francisco launching first of its kind study into the fentanyl crisis right here in san francisco. the key takeaways that found the people are not injecting center, not they're smoking. it. and despite a yearlong crackdown on street drug dealers and users, the death toll has not significantly gone down. here's what they

found january to april of this year. 258 people died from an accidental overdose in the city compared to 275 people from the same time period last year. the researchers say more people are smoking fentanyl ficulty of d injecting it and a fear of overdosing. it's also become a social scene. these are people sharing equipment, drugs and information they found fentanyl was extremely cheap as low as $10. a gram. the study is the first to explore front and awe rising is a key contributor to the overdose factor. >> now is 09:30am. there's a state measure that hopes to solve the staffing shortage of the vallejo police department. what by allowing retired officers to come back and work right now. the department could have 132 officers, but they only have 31 democratic state snnator bill dodd of napa introduced a measure that will allow qualified. retired solano county sheriff's deputies to come back to the

force and work full-time as patrol officers, at least for the next 3 years. they say that this will help skirt the current law, which has them tied the 90% rule. and that doesn't allow the officers to come back from out of time. they need to takes 2 years. they say to be able to recruit and training officers and get them onto the streets. >> kron four's your local election headquarters and former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is officially running for city council. we saw him filed the paperwork yesterday. now he is vying with others to take rebecca kaplan seat. you can see him here going to the clerk's office in filing that paperwork. there are 8 other candidates as well. but armstrong says that he's the one for the job because he's been police chief and that qualifies him. >> the fact that i live in oakland have chose to raise my family. oakland, children to volunteer activity into activities in the city of oakland shows that i am completely connected to this

city. and i want to be a part of this city change moving forward. >> mayor sheng thao fired armstrong last year over his handling of a pair of misconduct cases. but he was cleared later of any wrongdoing and filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful termination. well, as a boil day gets closer, muncy's maximum enforcement period goes into effect tomorrow. >> they say you can expect to see more officers on the road starting to 6 tomorrow night through midnight next tuesday. chp says more than 46 people died during last year's holiday weekend. police arrested more than 1100 people for duis he says that averages out to about one arrest every 4 minutes. for your money. he's even expect at the pub when you hit the roads, most expensive gas is in the north bay. we expect to pay about under 5.54 a gallon of regular now the peninsula just under 5, 40 and in the east bay, you can expect to pay about 5.28, the cheapest gas or fight is in solano and santa clara

counties at 5.23, the state average is about 5.15. the historic sequoia theater in mill valley announces the opening back up. california film institute announcing that they are taking over the new lease and the former holder said the mark after talks of a closure. california institute says they plan on renovating the theater in the future. but for now, they are excited to welcome local patrons back to enjoy fantastic films, executive director and founder of the california institute marked fishkin says the reopening of the sequoia theater underscores cfi dedication, the support of the arts and cultural landscape of mill valley. >> time now is 9.41. and coming up, still ahead, the giants looking for redemption the pirates. we're going to take a look at how they did in sports in just a bit.

>> it's i'm 44 burlingame. high school students. artwork is being recognized on a national level. it's going to be showcase of the u.s. capitol building. well, there's rob nesbitt got a chance to talk with the singer. when you first look at lauren chang's artwork, you question what it means. she explained to me how it's a message about the number of mass shootings in the u.s. and her plea to lawmakers to do more to prevent every year congress holds a high school art competition. >> u.s. representative from each district picks a winner this year. representative kevin mullen pic burlingame senior lauren chang. she explain to me how a graphic art plece is also a message issue of gun violence in our country and uses. >> 646 dots to symbolize the

646 mass shootings the year 2022. each year that the 17 year-old went to school in burlingame, she watched school shootings and other us towns make the news living with the anxiety that her own school could be targeted. there's been school shootings, shootings in the public shootings directed towards racial and in my middle school, we had a walkout. and then the next day we had a potential school shooting threat as the winner, chang's art will be hung in the u.s. capitol building for one year. she's been told it will be seen in a hallway between congressional offices and the house floor. it's only win this week. early game high school principal doctor geng fong. >> says chang has also been selected as a u.s. presidential scholar for the arts. it was great that she was selected by the white house and, >> you know, equally great that she have her work. hang in the capital. >> at with with the legislators by everyone else visiting the winning art displays a qr code so passersby can scan with their phones and read more about mass shootings current

statistics. >> bigger than the qr code. other words, please. no more dots. and the artists hopes the message is clear to lawmakers in washington. think that. >> having it having a serve as a reminder, we can't become numb gun violence is really important. chang will be graduating from high school next thursday should be headed to uc san diego in the fall to study design in cognitive science. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news so proud. >> maybe really great that 46 right now and we're checking out whether you have to work or going on vacation, what they are weather is like will be here. haha will be not going anywhere on this memorial day. >> honestly, that sounds just fine because the weather is going make it so pleasant to be around the bay area. looking at pier 17 right here, very modest breeze. so far this morning, winds will kick up later on today, though. so don't be surprised by that skies remaining crystal clear today. this weekend. we cool

down a little bit further and we actually do see an increasing cloud cover, too. part of the reason for that is a low pressure system that is going to skirt right past the region. you'll see this increasing cloud cover tomorrow here in fgture cast with mostly sunny skies. still for your friday, but already cooler saturday is going to be a mostly cloudy one. and our coolest of the forecast may see a very brief sprinkle in the bay area, mostly just in the santa cruz mountains. much more likely to see of limited shower up in the sierra nevada, though, don't cancel your plans up a where you 70. it's still going to be gorgeous up there. but if you are near the oregon border or heading into the sierra, do watch for an isolated shower, very light shower here there towards saturday. temps today, 60's and san francisco 50's and 60's at the coast and then looking at some 60's 70's to barely make in the low 80's for the rest of us redwood city and carlos. each at 71 south bay temperatures, mostly upper 70's. you're out of the low 80's today. well, fremont

at seventy-three union city and hayward at 71 in 70 richmond's. 72, a nice afternoon for you with that sunshine. there's your low 80's, especially in solano county, looking at our next 7 days, temps fall as much as 10 degrees tomorrow by saturday, even inland areas will be in the 60's way below average memorial day weather will level out into next week back at our seasonal averages. great. all right, john, thank you for that. and in news, accident on the bay bridge is now clear. >> and we just have some residual delays are not as bad as earlier. a 24 minute ride for you traveling into the city right now, 70 a bridge about 19 minutes to reach the same refill ridge. 19 minutes cecil busy. the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 30 minute right here at 9.49. >> kron. to celebrate api heritage month and we're highlighting a college program and the east bay that is fueling students interest and api culture and experience offers has that story from chabot college?

>> on behalf of movement and be and you're welcome you to our annual. >> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. >> the asian american and pacific islander learning community at chabot college in leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and just knowing that i have people that look like me and higher education. it means a lot movement also give students more opportunities to learn api history and literature. arnold is director of student life at chabot college. just so important to that this is students see themselves in the curriculum. they understand their history and their culture and just have these opportunities to engage in that >> with luck with their own

culture, the name movement comes from other ethnic studies. movements dating back- to the 1960's. but it also describe something that happens a lot at community colleges can last is hoping to transfer and study political science at uc berkeley. you know, community college students are mostly forgotten because it's not a way for people to go to college movement provides counseling and support for students. i can last. >> who wants to transfer to four-year universities? says students are driving force behind the program and this was their idea. >> to do this. and so we're just kind of supporting our student leaders in our community really want to come together and do something a little bit different in this community to celebrate asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage and organizers say when this night market started 3 years ago, they started when about 5 vendors and over the years that participation has grown to dozens of vendors who want to take part in this event and they hope to host this every year. it takes a village to

organize year. that's about it said family. it's a great support group and i wouldn't i am right now. if it weren't for movement. reporting in hayward, gayle ong kron, 4 news, i will tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. >> don't forget to catch our special fearless fighters airing tonight at 6.30. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington today the doj filed an antitrust lawsuit against li

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alexa answer all your questions is going cost you. amazon plans to charge a monthly fee. the tech giant reportedly plans to upgrade alexa with some type of generative ai. so right now it's not clear how much it will be. amazon is already testing the upgraded alexa users will be notified when they can access the preview. waitlists are charging for siri. they better be included all right. i'm 54 right now. more than a year after a fire breathing dragon. >> went up in flames. the fant has make show returns yeah returns tomorrow. it's the good versus evil show. yes, the imagine, though, it will still have the battle between making an $0.11. but the dragon will not be back 20 25 minute show. it runs twice a night. it was safer this way and okay. some teenage girls are clocking more than 5 hours a day on their smartphones. most are likely addicted to social media fixation is tied as well to poor health and well-being. so you want to

watch out for that. this is research from finland that found the average daily smartphone use was 5.8 hours. the average time spent on social media. nearly 4 hours. no significant difference was found between weekdays weekends. that's a lot of time on your phone and at that down a little bit. all right. well, coming up the next hour, we're talking about walmart plans to lay off hundreds of workers they will tell you which bay area cities are going to be most impacted by that. well, a sea of uc workers rallying across the state. we're going hear what they're asking for and what they plan to do next memorial day. travel is underway right now across the bay area will have a live report on what travelers can expect.

>> now, the combo morning news, a fight and a gilroy high school leads to a stabbing >> i just told myself say i wasn't going to leave that little girl in car. >> man is in the right time. and the right places say is that little girl from a burning car. and a lot of people are on the roads already at the airport. getting a jump on your memorial day travel. >> from the station, you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on the thursday before memorial day. lot of people using the day all ready to start their vacation. john, how is it out

there? yeah, i think some people may be taking your friday off tomorrow and which case. >> good travel day today and for those of us are staying put just a nice day to enjoy looking out there at all that sunshine above the east bay hills. we're not seeing any fog all the way up to the coastline. it is crystal clear out there now. good thing about today is it's calm to start. but the bad thing about today is it's not going to be got to finish. looking at winds picking up towards the afternoon. so just note. but the catch this afternoon is going to be some breezier conditions, especially near the coast in the bay shore 50's to 60's for most of our current temps. a few 70's popping up for inland areas already as we make our way into the afternoon day time highs for one more day still hit the low 80's in just a couple of spots. most of us back down into the 60's to 70's of more your memorial day weekend forecast as we go, daria. thank you, john. and at 10 o'clock, we want to take you to the east bay and show you what happened when a man jumped into action to save a little girl. >> from a car